2006 Norfolk County municipal election

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Map of the Wards in Norfolk County

The 3rd municipal election in Norfolk County, Ontario, Canada took place on November 13, 2006. Dennis Travale, a businessman who also ran in the 2000 election, was elected mayor. Rita Kalmbach had chosen not to run for re-election due to personal reasons. It was the first election in Norfolk County history to have electronic voting in place.

Mayoral race[]

Candidate Vote %
Peter Black 3818 19.32%
Gary Muntz 2353 11.91%
Frank Nightingale 6362 32.19%
Dennis Travale 7230 36.58%

County council[]

Ward 1[]

Candidate Vote %
John Hunt 996 41.55%
Donald Quick 525 21.90%
Ted Whitworth (X) 876 36.55%

Ward 2[]

Candidate Vote %
Roger Geysens (X) 1428 89.53%
Maurice Kalle 167 10.47%

Ward 3[]

Candidate Vote %
Michael J. Columbus (X) 1807 73.22%
Ede Pos 167 10.47%

Ward 4[]

Candidate Vote %
Dean Morrison (X) 841 38.60%
Bill Culver 365 16.75%
Jim Oliver 973 44.65%

Ward 5[]

Two to be elected

Candidate Vote %
Doug Brunton 1520 14.53%
Russell Colebrook 213 2.04%
Edward Doerksen 294 2.81%
Al Harrington 961 9.19%
John Kinnear 1084 10.36%
Charlie Luke (X) 2831 27.07%
Chris Thomas 1349 12.90%
Bob Thompson 139 1.33%
Heidy Van Dyk 2068 19.77%

Ward 6[]

Candidate Vote %
John Wells (X) ACCLAIMED

Ward 7[]

Candidate Vote %
Geoff Dew 897 33.60%
Ronald G. Smith 204 7.64%
Harold Sonnenberg (X) 1236 46.29%
Gordon Woods 333 12.47%

Sources[]

Norfolk County Municipal Election 2006

See also[]


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